I’m Andrew Parker, and my passion lies in the study of criminology and legal studies. Holding a PhD in Criminology, I’ve spent years studying the complexities of criminal behavior, societal responses to crime, and the justice system. My work explores both the psychological and sociological aspects of crime, while also delving deeply into the legal frameworks that govern criminal justice systems around the world.

With extensive experience teaching and conducting research in criminal law and criminology, I’ve seen firsthand how understanding the root causes of crime can lead to more effective legal practices and policies. My academic career has allowed me to collaborate with various law enforcement agencies, policymakers, and educational institutions to contribute to significant criminology and law reforms.

I believe in bridging the gap between theory and practice. My approach is student-focused, ensuring that I not only provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge but also practical insights into how the legal system operates. Whether it’s understanding case studies, interpreting laws, or analyzing criminal behaviors, I guide students to approach each subject from a critical, analytical perspective.